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B&FT forum to examine marine cargo insurance reforms, market readiness

B&FT forum to examine marine cargo insurance reforms, market readiness
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The domestic insurance and shipping sectors come together today - Tuesday, July 7, 2026 - at the Palms Eagle Hotel, Airport-Accra, for the Marine Cargo Insurance Forum 2026, a flagship engagement convened by B&FT under the theme ‘Securing Trade: The Role of Marine Cargo Insurance in Risk Management and Trade Facilitation’.

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